Treetop Challenge
Exhilarating fun in the trees with crossings, Tarzan Swings and epic zip wires across five different sites that progress in difficulty as you go. Suitable for anyone who is 1.4m.
- 2-3 hours
- From £25
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Treetop Challenge
Go Ape Aberdeen is now closed until Spring 2022
Thank you to all of our wonderful tribe of customers who made 2021 our best year ever. If you want to go on a Go Ape adventure before we reopen, fear not, our forest doors are open at over 25 locations across the UK.
See you soon!
Love and bananas,
Go Ape Aberdeen
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The first ever of our high ropes courses to contain a zip wire that whizzes over a gorge, you can be sure this trailblazing site provides the most adrenaline-filled excitement for anyone over the age of 10 who’s brave enough. Get your heart racing as you speed up the Apple Picker’s Ladder to access the higher platforms, before you plunge down from the treetops on the Tarzan Swing. Set in beautiful parkland, this Aberdeenshire location adds a bold new element to exploring nature, as you experience the satisfaction of challenging yourself further than you thought possible.
Prices: From £25
One participating adult (18+) can supervise up to two children aged 10 to 15 years while on the course.
Adventure Overview
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Safety
Self Belay
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Duration
2-3 hours
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Difficulty
Go Moderate
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Highest Platform
8.6m
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Longest Zip
125m
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Maximum Weight
20.5 stone (130kg)
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Minimum Age
10 years old
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Minimum Height
1.4m (4ft 7")
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Fab day out, great staff and so much fun!
Fiona Marshall
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Great date day
Ian Kennedy
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There were too many in the overall group which meant lots of hanging around and waiting- it was almost 1hour before everyone had the harnesses on and had watched the safety demonstration. Less challenging overall when compared to Aberfoyle but still very enjoyable.
Stephanie Inglis
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Excellent day out, great safety induction and very well organised.
Gary Milne
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We had a brilliant time and our guide Jack was great.
Stevie
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Great course. Was rather a large group and we had to be done quite quickly to get back to the waiting dog. I spoke to the staff who agreed to let us go first which was absolutely fantastic. We weren't held up (which can be the case with lots of people in front of you) and did the course in about an hour (the estimate was about 2 to 3 hours). The car park has plenty of shade for waiting pets and some nice woodland walks as a treat after you've had your fun!
Richard Dutton